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25/04/2023

#9: Frank Stanford, William Wordsworth, Marty Cain

We are back from our hiatus! Well actually Kevin is still out there lost in NYC. If anyone sees him, please kindly direct him back to West Virginia. This week, we are joined by poet and scholar, Marty Cain. Marty is the author of Kids of the Black Hole, The Wound is (Not) Real, and The Prelude. We chat about reality television, his critical work regarding the beloved Frank Stanford, as well him stealing the title of his latest book from William Wordsworth. Buy Marty's Books! https://www.tremblingpillowpress.com/kids-of-the-black-hole/ https://www.tremblingpillowpress.com/the-wound-is-not-real-a-memoir/ https://actionbooks.org/marty-cain-prelude/ Read Marty's essay on Frank Stanford! https://jacket2.org/article/it-wasnt-dream-it-was-flood Checkout Garden-Door Press, which Marty runs with his spouse, Kina Viola-Cain! http://www.garden-doorpress.com The opening to this episode is a recording of Frank Stanford reading his poem "Linger" and is taken from his film, It Wasn't a Dream: It Was a Flood. Music for this episode: "Kids of the Black Hole" by The Adolescents Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

1h 10m
06/03/2023

#8: Rock n' Roll Octopus (ft. Scott McClanahan & Ashleigh Bryant Phillips)

We are joined by two special guest: Ashleigh Bryant Phillips (@woodlandraised), the author of Sleepovers, and Scott McClanahan, the author The Sarah Book, Crapalachia, and more. We talk about rural writing, stereotypes, A&E's hit series I Survived, but mostly The Byrds. Be sure to support them by buying their books. Link to Sleepovers: https://bookshop.org/p/books/sleepovers-stories-ashleigh-bryant-phillips/13002637?ean=9781938235665 Link to Ashleigh's website: https://ashleighbryantphillips.com/ Link to Scott's website: http://hollerpresents.com/scott.html Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

1h 31m
01/03/2023

#7: Consider The World's Problems Solved

We talk about previous jobs, how to avoid burning your house down with a dishwasher, a fireball in the shape of a meatball sub, and a bunch more. We also share our thoughts on the new Brad Paisley track featuring President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and the viral New Yorker article, "The End of the English Major". Follow us on Twitter @traincarpodcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

1h 21m
22/02/2023

#6: No Chefs, No Masters (Ft. Dinner Bell Mag)

This week we are joined by Emeran Irby (@emeranirby), Emma Honcharski (@emma.honch), and Howard Parsons (@bruce_pancake) of Dinner Bell Mag to talk about food, their editing process, and the intersection of art/writing. "Dinner Bell is a food magazine and multi-media project. It serves as a creative space for anyone to experiment with how they write about food. We use the theme of food loosely, as we acknowledge that stories about food are perhaps not about food at all. We publish stories about food that exist outside of the traditional food writing framework. Submitting to Dinner Bell is free and open to all.*- via the Dinner Bell website (https://www.dinnerbellmag.com/) Dinner Bell Vol. 3 is coming soon! In the meantime, join their newsletter and lookout for their upcoming Substack. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

1h 9m
06/02/2023

#5: Alicia Wright

This week Alicia Wright joins the podcast. Alicia is a poet, critic, and editor of the literary journal Annulet. Her work has appeared in The Paris Review, Ecotone, and jubilat, among others. She is a PhD candidate in English and Literary Arts at the University of Denver and a Visiting Assistant Professor of English at the University of Iowa. Read Annulet's latest issue: https://annuletpoeticsjournal.com/Issue-4 Check out Alicia's website: http://jaliciawright.com/ Follow her on Twitter @aliciaawwright Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

1h 20m
29/01/2023

#4: "Poetry Died 100 Years Ago This Month"

This week, Kevin and I talk weather, ASMR, and Hunter Thompson's alleged "daily routine". Later in the show, we take a look at Matthew Walther's horrendous essay published in the NYT, "Poetry Died 100 Years Ago This Month". Follow us on Twitter @traincarpodcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

1h 15m
16/01/2023

#3: Graham Irvin

This week we welcome poet and writer Graham Irvin to the show. We talk about liver mush and Liver Mush (Back Patio Press, 2022); the internet community of writers; secrete poetry readings in through bathroom trapdoors with smoke machines; the origins of snapping at readings and more. Graham Irvin lives in Philadelphia. His writing has been published by Hello America Lit, HAD, Joyland, and other places. He is a reader and editor at X-R-A-Y Literary Magazine. His first book Liver Mush was published by Back Patio Press in 2022. Link to Liver Mush: https://backpatiopress.bigcartel.com/product/liver-mush-by-graham-irvin-pre-order Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

1h 21m
10/01/2023

#2: Joe Hall

Author Joe Hall joins the podcast this week. We talk about his forthcoming book, Fugue and Strike (Black Ocean, 2023); the importance of sanitation workers; garbage as a weapon of the proletariat; the social conditioning of anti-communism in America and more. Joe Hall is a Buffalo-based writer and reading series curator. His five books of poetry include Fugue & Strike (2023) and Someone’s Utopia (2018). He has performed and delivered talks nationally at universities, living rooms, squats, and rivers. His writing has appeared in places like Postcolonial Studies, Poetry Daily, Best Buds! Collective, terrain.org, Peach Mag, PEN America Blog, dollar bills, and an NFTA bus shelter. He has taught poetry workshops for teachers, teens, and workers through Just Buffalo and the WNYCOSH Worker Center. Get in touch with Joe at joehalljoehall.com. green_space hosted by Joe Hall and Jake Reber: https://anchor.fm/green-space3 Justice for Migrant Families https://www.justiceformigrantfamilies.org/ Photo Credit: Pat Cray (@yungpainkiller) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

1h 1m
03/01/2023

#1: Kevin Chesser

Episode #1 is finally here and I talk with the great Kevin Chesser. We discuss the Traveling Appalachian Revue; living in West Virginia and entertaining the thought of leaving; tourism and extraction capitalism; intersections between his music and writing process and a ton more. Music in this episode is from Kevin's project, Wizard Clipp, which features him on banjo and Rebecca Wudarski on guitar. Stay tuned for a reading of Kevin's work at the end of the episode. Kevin Chesser is a writer and musician who lives in West Virginia. Link to Kevin's Website: www.kchesser.com Link to Kevin's Music Project: https://wizardclipp.bandcamp.com Link to Elegy on Pearl Mountain: https://drdoctordrdoctor.com/elegy-on-pearl-mountain-pt-1-aba25484c298 IG: @sweat_michaels Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

1h 7m
24/12/2022

About

Welcome to Train/Car Podcast! Here I give you some background on the transition from IG live to this podcast format. Our first episode should be live Jan 3rd on all major podcast outlets. Be sure to follow us on IG @train_car_podcast and contact us at traincarreading@gmail.com if you're interested in coming on. Happy listening! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

5 min

10 Episodes

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Train/Car
Years Active

2022 - 2023
Episodes

10
Rating

Explicit
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